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The Man Who Cycled the Americas

One of those minor irritants about living in the U.S., apart from the increasing prevalent of hipsters with pit bulls on my local streets (”there are no bad breeds, only bad owners,” yeah, still, you ever hear of a fatal pug attack?) is lack of easy access to things on the BBC. Like this. I mean, we can’t even watch the preview videos?

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2 Responses to “The Man Who Cycled the Americas”

  1. SteveL Says:

    Email me direct and I will send you an xvid encoded copy, 600MB or thereabouts.

  2. Warren T Says:

    Looks like they’re available on YouTube; just search for “cycling the americas”

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